The History of the Business With Disease - Dr. Matthias Rath

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[sSRI-Research] The History of the " Business With Disease " -

Dr. Matthias Rath

 

 

 

The History of the " Business With Disease "

 

" Compared to the reality of the drug industry, my book reads like

a vacation post card "

John Le Carre, Author

 

The most powerful German economic corporate emporium in the first half

of this century was the Interessengemeinschaft Farben or IG Farben,

for short. Interessengemeinschaft stands for " Association of Common

Interests " and was nothing other than a powerful cartel of BASF,

Bayer, Hoechst, and other German chemical and pharmaceutical

companies. IG Farben was the single largest donor to the election

campaign of Adolph Hitler. One year before Hitler seized power, IG

Farben donated 400,000 marks to Hitler and his Nazi party.

Accordingly, after Hitler's seizure of power, IG Farben was the single

largest profiteer of the German conquest of the world, the Second

World War.

 

One hundred percent of all explosives and one hundred percent of all

synthetic gasoline came from the factories of IG Farben. Whenever the

German Wehrmacht conquered another country, IG Farben followed,

systematically taking over the industries of those countries. Through

this close collaboration with Hitler's Wehrmacht, IG Farben

participated in the plunder of Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland,

Norway, Holland, Belgium, France and all other countries conquered by

the Nazis.

 

The U.S. government investigation of the factors that led to the

Second World War in 1946 came to the conclusion that without IG Farben

the Second World War would simply not have been possible. We have to

come to grips with the fact that it was not a psychopath, Adolph

Hitler, or bad genes of the German people that brought about the

Second World War. Economic greed by companies like Bayer, BASF and

Hoechst was the key factor in bringing about the Holocaust.

 

No one who saw Steven Spielberg's film " Schindler's List " will forget

the scenes in the concentration camp Auschwitz.

 

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